Halfway to Gone - High Five
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Free Music Review: *******King Snake*******
Hit: 4 Stars
It's 2007 and still this album to me is their best work. There are a few instumentals on this disc and they make the album. The only bad thing I have to say about Halfway to Gone is that if you have heard one of their albums you have heard them all. So get this one. Free Music Review: A simpler explanation ...
Hit: 5 Stars
As the other reviews have said, this album is fantastic. However, you're more interested in what it sounds like, so here it goes:Halfway To Gone is Southern rock from New Jersey. If you take Lynyrd Skynyrd and have them play at a Black Sabbath-like pace, you get HTG. Lou's voice is soulful and dirty, his bass is heavy and mixed perfectly, the guitar nails the Southern sound perfectly, and the drumming is top notch. This is simply a fantastic rock album.
Free Music Review: Yes....This Is From New Jersey
Hit: 5 Stars
If you don't own this then you must buy it. This is one of the best CD's I own...and I've got a lot of 'em. Four score and seven years ago.....hahaha... yes this rocks !!!!!!!Free Music Review: east coast rough neck rock & roll
Hit: 5 Stars
one of the best "stoner" cd's of the past year. from the first slab of feedback that comes out of the speakers with holiday at altamont it just kicks you in the head and never lets you up off the floor. lou gorra has one of the coolest voices in this genre (whiskey soaked and cool as hell). HTG is one of those rare gems that you want to keep to yourself but you know you can't. they are just to good to keep under raps. so sit back, fire up the homegrown and enjoy.Free Music Review: A ton of rock on just one CD!
Hit: 5 Stars
For their first CD, Halfway to Gone found a way to really crunch and burn with taste. Its not the same pressed and molded rock that normally finds the radio waves. For a New Jersey based band they sure could teach some southern bands how to sting, rip blues and use swing cords. Personally, I find its the best rock CD out in the last few years. I just hope if they hit it big they won't become "artists" like most rock bands become. Careful playing this CD, it has a hell of a baseball bat!